Tag Archives: City Administrator Nolan Ming

City of McMinnville applying public and internal stakeholder survey feedback in strategic plan with weekly online updates. City Administrator Nolan Ming said they had taken the survey and put action items into a plan for the next three to five years with goals to hit. He said  the city’s goal is to be as transparent as possible with daily and ... Read More »

The city of McMinnville wants to hire a full time Community Development Director after leaving the position vacant for the past two years. HR Manager Libby Rutledge said when City Administrator Nolan Ming was promoted from that position, he assumed both roles. “During COVID, a lot of development slowed down, so it wasn’t that busy,” Rutledge said. “Since then, a ... Read More »

The Milner Recreation Center has postponed its opening date because of the asphalt plant closing for the Winter. McMinnville City Administrator Nolan Ming said the substantial completion date is set for February 15, with plans to fully open in mid to late-March. Ming said the paving has not been completed for the eastern entrance and parking lot. “The end of ... Read More »

McMinnville City Administrator Nolan Ming said the Milner Recreation Center should be complete by mid-January, and open for use by the end of the January. Ming said subcontractors and their employees getting COVID has been the biggest thing slowing down the project. Ming said the $150,000 contingency fund has been exhausted on this project, but said the recreation center should ... Read More »

The city of McMinnville is taking the first step to fixing its sewer line issues thanks to a federal grant. In the event of rain, the city’s sewer lines face Infiltration/Inflow, which is unfitted line connections allowing ground water in the system causing dilution in treatment. City Administrator Nolan Ming said city has already started smoke testing to find the ... Read More »

The city of McMinnville will move its utility and business services to the first floor of city hall. Regions Bank departed the Main Street space. City Administrator Nolan Ming said the city is trying to create a single municipal building to meet all residents’ needs. “Everyone will be able to come in the front doors here right off of Main ... Read More »